Institutions are very important because they shape society in every country of the world, or by fulfilling the goals of their activity, they promote the welfare of the population. In other words, they are a formal mechanism for creating political rule and execution, when it comes to the general context of institutions, and in the context of education represent the institutions that society leads towards progress in education, innovation and the general development of society. Schools as institutions are subject to laws governing their sphere of activity, rights and obligations, and is characterized by their public activity and what are considered as non-profit organizations because their primary goal is not financial gain but successful education and training. In order to do this, it is necessary that all the organs of the institution (the administrative council, the director, the expert leader, the expert council, and other organs of the institution) carry out their duties and duties, ie rights and obligations under the law.